We have the following blueberry varieties available in 1 gal pots:
 
Blue Boy - H: 1ft, W: N/A, Part to full, Fruits: Small blue berries that have low acid and are sweet. Note: Variety is from Allegheny County in Michigan. Another variety of low bush blueberry can be used as a pollinator. Zone: 4-7.
 
Blue Gold - H: 4 ft, W: 4-5ft, Sun: Full or Part, Fruit: Sweet fruit that ripens in July. Note: Partly self –fertile but should be planted with another variety that ripens in July for higher yields. Zone: 4-8. 
 
Blue Sunset - H: 1ft, W: N/A, Sun: Full, Fruit: Tiny dark blue fruits with good flavor, Note: Disease resistant and use Leslie, Princess Jenny, Baby Blue or Jonathon as a pollinator, Zone: 3-7. 
 
Bluette - H: 4ft, W: 4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Sweet, firm, medium/large size berries that ripen in July. Note: A late blooming variety and use Elliot or Aurora as a pollinator, Zone: 4.
 
Bonus- H: 4-5ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Fruit: Very large, sweet berries that ripen in August. Note: Very frost resistant variety, self-pollinating, resistant to many fungal diseases, and good for pick your own farms. Zone: 4-7. 
 
Chandler - H: 4-5ft, W: 4-5ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Juicy, large, sweet fruit that ripen in July, Note: Developed in NJ and self-pollinating, but will produce larger crops if plant with another variety that ripens in around the same time, Zone: 4-7. 
 
Chippewa - H: 3-4ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Very sweet, medium/large berries that ripen early July. Note: Cold hardy variety developed by the University of Minnesota and self-fertile, Zone: 3-8. 
 
Elizabeth - H: 6ft, W: 4-6ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Very large fruit with good flavor that ripens mid/late July, Note: Use Jersey, Legacy, Liberty, Nelson, Chippewa, Blue Gold, or Elliot as a pollinator, Zone: 5-10. 
 
Green Elf - H: 6 inches to 2 ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruits: Small black color fruit with are more acidic than other types but are said to have pleasant flavor. Note: Variety was found in the Allegan County of Michigan. Zone: 4-7. 
 
Hannah's Choice - H: 5ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Medium size berries that ripen in late June/early July, Note: Use Sweetheart, Chanticleer, or Duke as pollinator, Zone: 5-7. 
 
Herbert - H: 4-6ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Large sweet/tart berries that ripen in late July, Note: A variety that blooms later than most and avoids frost damage. Self-pollinating but will produce more with another variety as a pollinator. Developed in 1932. Zone: 4-7. 
 
Heintooga - H: 5ft, W: N/A, Sun: Full, Fruit: Medium to large size blue berries that are firm and sweet. Berries ripen mid-July to early August and have a good shelf life once picked. Note: Use another high bush blue variety to pollinate that ripens around the same time. Zone: 5-8.  
 
Jonathan - H: 8 -10 inches, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Small size fruit that has wild blueberry aroma and flavor, Note: Variety was found on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and use Blue Sunset, Leslie, Princess Jenny, or Baby Blue as a pollinator, Zone: 2-7.
 
Lesile - H: 12-16 inches, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large quantity of small, sweet berries, Note: Selected and propagated by Dan Hartmann of Hartmann's Plant Company from wild blueberries in the upper peninsula of Michigan, Zone: 3-7. 
 
Little Crisp - H: 8 to 10 inches, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruits: Tiny blue berries. Note: Variety is from Luce County in Michigan. Has red stems and leaves turn a burgundy color in the fall and remain on stems until December. Use another low bush blueberry variety as a pollinator.  Zone: 3-7. 
 
Nelson - H: 5-6ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Large firm berries that ripen in late July. Note: Variety developed by the USDA in New Jersey, Note: Use Elizabeth, Jersey, Legacy, Liberty, Blue Crop, Little Giant, or Draper as a pollinator, Zone: 4-7. Sold out for 2023.
 
Patridge Lake - H: 6 inches to 2 ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Small blue fruits that have a sweet aroma and some acid. Note: Variety is from Allegan County in Michigan. Stems are yellow to orange and leaves turn to a yellow and burgundy color in the fall. Use another low bush blue variety as a pollinator. Zone: 4-7. 
 
Patriot - H: 4-6ft, W: 3-5ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Large firm fruit the ripen between early July and id August. Note: Developed by the University of Maine and use Duke, St. Cloud, Spartan, Blue Jay, Northland, Polaris, Blue Ray, Toro, Chanticleer, Sweetheart, or Hannah's Choice as pollinators, Zone: 3-7. 
 
Pink Lemonade - H: 4-5, W: 5ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Pink fruit that is medium size and sweet that ripens late July to early August, Note: Not good for commercial production, self-pollinating, and developed in 1996 by Mark Ehlenfeldt at the Philip E. Marucci Center for Blueberry and Cranberry Research and Extension in New Jersey, Zone: 4-8. 
 
Polaris - H: 3ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Medium sized sweet berries that ripen in July, Note: Developed by the University of Minnesota for cold areas and use Northland, Blue Ray, Toro, North Country, North Sky, North Blue, Blue Crop, Blue Gold or Chippewa as a pollinator, Zone: 3-7.
 
Princess Jenny - H: 4-5 inches, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Tiny blue berries. Note: Variety was found in the Baraga County in Michigan. Use another low bush blueberry variety as a pollinator. Zone: 3-7. 
 
Rancocas - H: 4-6ft, W: N/A, Sun: Full, Fruit: Firm, sweet, medium sized berries that ripen in July. Note: Good for baking & desserts, also use Polaris, Chippewa, Elizabeth, Nelson, Patriot, Rubel, St. Cloud, or Toro, Zone: 4-7. 
 
Rubel - H: 5-7ft, W: 4-6ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Small, firm berries that ripen in late July and are high in antioxidants, Note: Self-pollinating, but best yields are obtained when planted with a variety like Nelson or Elizabeth, Zone: 3-7.
 
Ruby Carpet - H: 6 inches, W: N/A, Sun: Part to Full, Fruit: Small fruit with wild blueberry flavor. Note: Variety selected from wild lowbush blueberries in Maine and use Brunswick as a pollinator, Zone: 3-7.
 
St. Cloud - H: 4ft, W: 4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Medium/large firm fruit that ripen in July. Note: Developed by the University of Minnesota for cold areas and requires North Blue, North Country, of North Sky as a pollinator, Zone: 4a -7b.
 
Sunrise -H: 3-4ft, W: 5-6ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Sweet/tangy large berries that ripen June/July, Note: Self-pollinating and heat tolerant, Zone: 5-9. 
 
Sweetheart -H: 5-6ft, W: 3-4ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Medium to large size fruits that ripen late June/early July and store well. Note: Should be planted with Duke or Hannah's Choice, Zone: 4-8. 
 
Tiny Blue - H: 6 inches to 2 ft, W: N/A, Fruits; Small blue berries that are sweet. Note: The variety has very narrow leaves. Zone: 3-6.
 
Shipping and delivery of potted plants unavailable. Pickup of potted plants available on the farm or at farmers' market after May 15th.
 
Photo Source: Roger Ort, Ort Family Farm